Male approx 6 foot, not officially measured.Is fairly aged but still acts like a colt. Can be used for stud if desired, off spring are usually nice to handle and quick learners. Does have a stubborn streak, but nothing a whip couldn't fix. Loves to play games and be a general pita. A good doer, only requires minimal feeding and minimal maintenance. Would be best suited in a large paddock away from the house as he loves to make noise. Looking for a forever home.
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If interested please pm and i can arrange to drop him off

Swap you an old (bar)stud riding pony stallion, same height as yours . This one can be snappish and eyes off the fillies. Nothing a good zap with the cattle prod won't fix, though.

HAHA oh wow, i had to think for a second to let this sink in!

ba ha ha ...sorry ladies, I have my Irish Draught Stallion home here - though perhaps as I haven't got his papers - he COULD be an irish Sport horse - but most definitely irish Bloodlines. Stubborn as, but very good doer- infact, possibly needs a trip to the founder paddock - but he is a keeper and I wouldn't swap him for anything.

OGM

I've got an aged English Cob that I've had for years. Good companion horse. Definately a good doer. A bit stubborn, but is easily bribed with food. Used to be a really good ride in his younger days................

Will pay you to take Hanoverian Stallion and 3 of his offspring. All 4 are prone to bouts of drama-maximus a trait found throughout this particular blood line. Stallion definently needs a good spell in the founder paddock. Is a good dooer and can be left for months in paddock then brought back into work. Suffers lameness caused by a genetic disorder called gotus newus ps3us gameus. Bouts of this lameness can last a month or more, total inability to move for periods of up to 5 hours generally occour in the first 3 weeks then tapering off gradually. Can be very stubbourn but if gelded I believe this could change his attitude dramatically.

my kids want to know WHAT I am laughing at - how do I explain that!!!!!

OGM

Oh my.

LOL you guy's crack me up.

My Brumby has "gotus newus ps3us gameus" too beaudieago. Thinking about PTS, but he is still quite young, would be a waste. Maybe he just needs a spell.

It is a common genetic fault mostly seen in the stallions. Mares can be carriers but bouts are further apart and don't last as long

roflmao

just reading giggling to myself and OH walks in wondering what i'm laughing at! Took me a few seconds to think about it, decided nah

Thanks Ivydane but no thanks but got me thinking about the cowprod now. Where do you get them (*starts googling farmer johns*)

I have a paddock ornament to give away not much good for work and likes to eat and sleep would be best suited to a paddock on his own and has been known to get narkey around others with retraining may be suited to light work but given his age may be a risk as he may pull up unsound hehe

OMG

think I will keep my Dutch warmblood - proven sire, getting a bit long in the tooth, took many years of strict training to get him working at his best but is now useful for most disciplines however does sometimes needs carefull handling to get the desired results - and the occassional joining up session just to remind him who is the alpha.